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Amramp partners with Rebuilding Together

PLYMOUTH — Amramp, the newest division of Pathfinder Ser-vices, has partnered with Rebuilding Together in Plymouth for its non-profit efforts at comprehensive human and community development.
Rebuilding Together applied for a grant from the Marshall County Community Foundation to purchase materials to install a ramp for a Plymouth family and received the grant. The team worked to build a custom playhouse which was raffled at the Blueberry Festival to raise additional funds to build a ramp.
Rebuilding Together’s install team of Larry Welsh, Dean Byers, and Matthew Smith donated their time to install the ramp. This is the second ramp the team from Rebuilding Together has installed for Amramp with plans of helping many more as resources allow.
“We are extremely grateful for our partnership with Rebuilding Together, and the time they dedicate to the community through the mission of Amramp,” stated Ronda Smelser, regional sales coordinator for Amramp. “We are constantly looking for partners like Rebuilding Together throughout Northern Indiana to help bring these success stories to additional counties throughout the state,” Smelser concluded. “Accessibility is something everyone deserves regardless if they can afford it or not.”